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What could be said about the spices which were brought back by Magellan’s ships? a. The spices were worth just as much as the cost of the journey c. The spices were worth two times the cost of the journey
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What could be said about the spices which were brought back by Magellan’s ships? a. The spices were worth just as much as the cost of the journey c. The spices were worth two times the cost of the journey b. The spices were worth less than the cost of the journey d. They were worth ten times more than the cost of the journey Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

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They were worth ten times more than the cost of the journey

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